Perelli

Perelli is a south-facing beach break located on the Tyrrhenian Sea coast of Italy, situated within an agricultural landscape characterized by extensive farming operations. The spot features a sandy beach with rocky sections and shallow waters extending offshore, typical of this Mediterranean coastal region. The water body is classified as open ocean but with limited fetch due to proximity to mainland and islands. With average wind speeds of only 5.4 knots and extremely low wind reliability (2.5%), this location operates as a marginal kitesurfing destination suited primarily to light-wind specialists or those seeking consistent beginner conditions. Easterly (90°) and westerly (270°) winds provide side-shore approaches. Wave heights average just 0.51m, providing gentle conditions suitable for progression and skill development. Water temperature around 16.7°C requires seasonal consideration. The spot is best approached during stable wind patterns and higher wind speed events. Kiters should be aware of shallow bathymetry requiring careful launching and landing, and the location's vulnerability to agricultural pollution from surrounding intensive farming operations.